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Bay of Plenty Times, Volume IV, Issue 344, 25 December 1875, Page 3

Committee Room; ATTAIN MORRIS’ COMMITTEE t»- jjOOM isLot N0..70, Ike Stead, noxt Messrs Lundon and. Conway’s Timber Yards.. B. »HODE.S v -oOOTMAKEE & IMPORTER, D The Stbawd, Tatoinoa, hist received a Labge Assobtsisnt of r iDiES* Chiedben’s and Gekt.’b Boots a»d gioKS, and will sell at a reduction of 25 per c<m t. fob Cash. Ladies’ House Boot# ... from 4«. Ladiee’ Calf K. 8.... .» from 6s. 6d. Children’s Fancy Boots from Is. 6d. Men’s Bluchers from 10s.. And all other Gbode-equally cheap.WILLIAM HALE', PLUMBER, GASFITTER, AND 1 tinsmith. j> im ps, Bath, Lamp and Tank made tb ordbrBeeb Hkoikes Fixed ahd Ebpaimd, Storekeepers supplied with a superior article in Tinware at Auckland prices. (Next dbonto Mr BodeiTa) The Steahd, Taurasga. OB SALE— , , , The largest, beat situated, and most commodious Family Residence in Tauranga, with all requisite offices, stable, &c. OR SALE— „ „ « a . The following Choice Small Farm Sections tuat bo sold speedily ; 240 Acres at Wairoa 80 Acres at To* Funs*. OR SALE— Good Business Sites m Town Valuable Natife Reserves at Katikati. OB SALE- t a . Cattle of all descriptions always on Sain also Sheep* Hacks, and Draught Horses. _ . Grazing in Good Well-watered Paddocki for all kinds of Stock. Terms reason* able. Cash- Advances made on Goods or Stock consigned for Sale. Ii C. JORDAN, auctioneer, LICENSED LAND BROKER SURVEYOR A VALUATOR. Th»b Stband, Taobakoa. THORNTON, SMITH, & FIRTH’S A PRICES CURRENT.

"•Crown Brand," flour, per ton 15 0 0 Ditto, 100»» - }? J 22 Ditto, 50'» ... 15 « 6 T.B.F. Canterbury Flour, per ton 12 10 0 Ditto, 100? 8 ... i; 22 Ditto, BOFa ... W 7 6 Seconds Flour, p©rko»> «. ll . J " Sharps, per tern J** JJ Bran, per ton Fowl vJieafe*. per boibel, 4» 3d' to 0 4 6

The above prices include sacks and bags. Slacks and bags not returnable. TERMS* :—OASH. Auckland, 2Srd November, 189&

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